Our Work

FIRST Robotics 2015

Each year I work with a production company called “Smith Pixels” to help create a short highlight of an awesome event called FIRST Robotics Competition. This year was one of my favorites. Click here to find out more about FIRST.

Homeschool Capitol Day 2014 // Promo

Capitol day is an opportunity for home educators to get to know their legislators and stand up for their rights. It’s also a great way for children and youth to become familiar with their state government and know they can make a difference.

2014 OCHEC Convention // Promo

In 2014 OCHEC (The Oklahoma Christian Home Educators’ Consociation) commissioned us to shoot their annual convention in Oklahoma City and create a promotional video for the event.

Peace, Love & Zombies // Short Film

As always, I had a blast working on this 48 film contest. I was the main editor on this comedy about a group of activists fighting for zombie rights. This video is behind the scenes, because the actual short film has not been released online.

FIRST Robotics 2012 // Highlight

This was my first year working on the “FIRST Robotics Competition”. We shot and edited this video over the course of 3 days.

Target Date // Short Film

I was the editor on this short film we shot back in 2012 for a 24 hr. film contest. If you look closely you can also see me making a brief but action packed cameo!

Afrocka 2011 // Highlight

I helped edit this video for a benefit concert called Afrocka. The video almost captured how much fun the night was.

The Biggest Winner

In the Spring of 2008 I started working on a mini-series called "The Biggest Winner". Playing off of a popular TV show, the objective here however was not to loose weight, but rather to win souls for the Kingdom of God. At the end of 8 episodes the contestants voted to decide which of them had displayed the most Christ-like character.

For this project the budget was very limited, but I worked with what I had. One HD Canon HV20 along with 4 SD Sony Handycams. Then toward the end of each week I would capture all of the footage to our iMac and start editing like a mad man in Apple’s Final Cut Pro to finish a half hour show in a matter of a few days.